More like grain of salt on a beach.

This geo engineering idea, in it's simplest form, is basically the following.

The first one was miniaturization.

Chop the pickled cabbage finely.

No salt, a lot of bugs.

You can not drink the seawater, for it is too salty.

You can't drink seawater because it's too salty.

Transporting wave generated electricity inland would be challenging.

And in parts of the Arabian Gulf, the seawater, the salinity is increasing steadily due to the discharge of waste brine from desalination plants.

And so took this first example, which is called coxsackievirus, and just break it into small windows.

Which leads us to the fact that the fuel that's been found off site had to come from Unit 3

They laid down a scheme for extracting salt from seawater.

He crystallized salt from seawater.

The other thing it shows is that the blackness of that cloud, indicates that uranium and plutonium were volatilized

And what we discovered was that the count of those minute particles is in fact 40 times higher than the larger particles.

And we keep doing that, and build more powerful machines, accelerators for particles.

These salted bonito guts are too salty for me.

A pillar of salt?

Tiny particles in the air can cause cancer.

Yeah, you see, doc, you tell her there's salt in the ocean, she gives you an argument.

And you see the amount of detail that is in those rings, which are the particles.

Salt!

Removing the salts from water particularly seawater through reverse osmosis is a critical technique for countries who do not have access to clean drinking water around the globe.

Bingo. You'd think you're in air, until a fish swims by.

You need proteins for muscles, recovery.

Salt water?

Salt.

It's salt!

There's two degrees, or three degrees of climate change baked into the system.

Up in the North atlantic, after that heat is pulled out, what's left behind is colder water and saltier water because the salt doesn't go anywhere.

And so, the place that we took it to was this place called a Brine Pool, which is in the northern part of the Gulf of Mexico.

Number of particles

It's named after Latin for seahorse, which it resembles.

Chlorine!

Phthalates.

It was a quite exciting experiment when we just took the synthetic piece of DNA, injected it in the bacteria and all of a sudden, that DNA started driving the production of the virus particles that turned around and then killed the bacteria.

Particle Fountain Screen Saver

Size of particles

Particle density

Every grain of sand.

Particles

Anyone can produce salt from seawater with a simple experiment.

And that sugar dough?

Kurokawa...

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